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Its SWL 4040 kit.? Been a while since I've seen one but they were popular. heres the manual... -- Allison -------------------------- Please, private email goes to bit bucket

Good observation, but I did not provide you with enough details. The ICs are wrapped in foil, not visable in the photo. The 6-pin IC has to be from something else, he had various unassembled kits,

On 3/21/25 I had a CW practice / rag chew session on 20 meters. I worked seven stations. I even worked some DX: Date / Time Call Bnd Frequency Mode Power Rec Snt Name SPC# Comments Off 3/21/2025

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The 28 pins could just be quantity 7 of the 8 pin ICs up against one another. Walt N4NMN

"...where does the time go?" Tell me about it. I got my ticket 72 years ago and it seems like that was a blink of an eye. The purpose of Time is to keep everything from happening at once. It's not

Yeah, no kidding. I'm 80 and 1994 was just yesterday. It appears that the kit is a - https://www.flickr.com/photos/kb1awv/2389758695/in/photostream 73, Richard AG5M

Now that you mention it, he did have some QRP Labs kits and I know for a fact he never assembled them. But I did not come across any when I was going through his stuff. It looks as if this it what it

Judging from the photos and from the 1994 QST article archive, I’m pretty confident it’s the NE 40/40 described by Dave Benson. Man, that was over 30 years ago! where does the time go?

Looks like it. Maybe some parts from other kits. If he had any QRP Labs kits the 28 pin package could be one of their microprocessors. The QCX firmware upgrade was to replace the ATmega328P chip.

It looks like this one which the builder claims was a Small Wonder Labs 40/40 https://www.flickr.com/photos/kb1awv/2389758695/in/photostream/

No, not sure it is complete. I'm sure there were extra parts from something else in the bag. Another Ham mentioned it is, or might be, an NE4040 designed by NN1G (now K1SWL) and in QST Nov 1994. I'll

Are you sure it's complete. Can't see a place for the 28 pin IC. And looks short a few of the 8 pin chips. And I don't see a place for the power jack to be soldered in. Are there numbers on the

I received this kit from a Ham now SK.? Can anyone help me identify what it is.? Thank you, Richard AG5M

Hi Mike Our club always does! It will be posted here the next day Pennine Ham youtube.com73 Nick G4IWO

Groups, My MTR4B has been sold. Thanks for your interest! 73, Jay W6CJ

Nick, Any chance that you could record the presentation? Thanks. 73, Mike, KL7MJ

We had fourteen folks join the MI QRP Zoom Chat on 20 March. Please join us Thursday March 27 (and every Thursday) at 4PM Eastern for the Michigan QRP Club weekly QRP Chat where the main topics will

apologies Hiroki is AH6CY ! My sincere apologies to him especially!

Pennine Ham - a UK amateur radio club originating in the Pennine Hills of Northern England- holds regular meetings open to all interested amateurs. Our meeting next week on Wednesday 26th March with